Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

[Derrick]

Hi everyone! I’m Derrick. In recent years I’ve become interested in learning about spirituality, and I’m hoping this course can offer some insight into the meaning of life.

[Yoram]

Hi Kab U,

My name is Yoram Symons. I am a Jewish man raised in a religious household. I learnt Torah in my youth and studied in Yeshiva in Israel. Since those days I have travelled on my own derech. I began learning the Kaballah about a year ago. I participate in a Zohar Chaburah where I discovered the Sulam’s commentary -which has since become an invaluable resource for me. I have come here to learn more about the overall approach of the Baal Hasulam to the Kaballah and to life in general.

 

[Yoram]

Hi Kab U,

My name is Yoram Symons. I am a Jewish man raised in a religious household. I learnt Torah in my youth and studied in Yeshiva in Israel. Since those days I have travelled on my own derech. I began learning the Kaballah about a year ago. I participate in a Zohar Chaburah where I discovered the Sulam’s commentary -which has since become an invaluable resource for me. I have come here to learn more about the overall approach of the Baal Hasulam to the Kaballah and to life in general.

[Alejandra]

Hola Soy Alejandra de Argentina. Estoy muy interesada en este tema, siempre fui en busca de más en cuanto a mi crecimiento interior y a quien soy.

[Yusuf Berkin Menekşe]

Hello I’m Berkin, I just starting my journey.

[christine]

Hello all from Boston.  My name is Christine. I am full-time visual artist writer, who practices yoga and teaches two yoga classes a week via Zoom, since Covid began in the USA in March 2020. I am spiritually curious all my life. During this pandemic time, I have been making masks–art masks, sculptures–and I discovered Laitman.com. I read posts from Dr. Laitman every evening before bed and have been totally engrossed by his words,  philosophy, outlook and the teaching of Kabbalah.  I am very curious to go deeper, to know more, to discover and study Kabbalah and spirituality.  I am wondering if we will be a group of ten–as Dr. Laitman repeatedly says  is important to have in order to develop spiritually and embrace upper forces.

Christine

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Christine,

Yes, in the advanced semesters of KabU, everyone will receive their own group (ten) with whom they can put all we learn into practice.

Albert @ KabU

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